Cookie Policy

This website complies with European regulations on the use of cookies.
To ensure this site functions properly, we sometimes install small data files called “cookies” on your device.
The site uses its own profiling cookies as well as cookies introduced by third-party services used by the site itself.

What are cookies?
Cookies are small files that are stored on your computer when you visit a website.
They are used to personalize the user’s browsing experience and to automatically collect information about access and site usage.
When the website is reliable—as in the case of our portal—cookies help improve and speed up navigation, as well as make your next visit easier by making the site more useful to your needs.
Here’s how a cookie is created (or set):

  • When you visit a website for the first time, it asks you to accept a cookie for a specific domain.
  • If you accept, the cookie is saved on your computer.
  • Each time you access a resource from that domain, the browser sends the cookie.

Can cookies be blocked?
Yes, it is possible to block or allow cookies on all websites, or to choose specific sites for which cookies are allowed.

Is it advisable to block all cookies?
Not necessarily. Blocking all cookies may help protect your privacy, but it can also limit the functionality of certain websites.
It is therefore recommended to select which websites you trust and allow cookies for those only.
You can initially block all cookies and then allow only those necessary for trusted sites.

What are temporary cookies?
Temporary cookies (also called session cookies) are removed from your computer when you close your browser.
They are used to store temporary information, such as items in a shopping cart.

What are permanent cookies?
Permanent cookies (also called stored cookies) remain on your computer even after closing your browser.
They are used to store information such as your username and password, so you don’t have to re-enter them each time you visit a specific site.
Permanent cookies may remain on your computer for days, months, or even years.

What are first-party cookies?
First-party cookies originate from the website you are visiting and can be either permanent or temporary.
They may be used to store information that will be reused during your next visit to the site.

What are third-party cookies?
Third-party cookies come from ads on other websites, such as pop-ups or banners, displayed on the site you are visiting.
They may be used to record website usage for marketing purposes.

How to manage and disable cookies
To limit, block, or delete cookies, you can change the settings of your web browser.
The procedure varies slightly depending on the browser used.
For detailed instructions, click the link for your browser below:

If your browser is not listed above, please select the “Help” function in your web browser to find out how to proceed.